HEVI-Shot Dead Coyote! 12 ga 3″ 1-1/2 oz #T 1300 fps 10/ct

SKU: TSW|20853UPC: 816383430309Mfr. Part #: HS43030

$174.99

HEVI-Shot Dead Coyote! 12 ga 3″ 1-1/2 oz #T 1300 fps 10/ct

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The HEVI-Shot Dead Coyote line of shotgun shells also referred to as Dead Coyote shotgun ammo delivers more energy in each and every shot than any other shotgun shell on the market. Available in both 12- and 20-gauge sizes these shells deliver an impressive muzzle velocity of 1250 1300 or 1350 feet per second.

Not only do these shotgun shells pack a punch in terms of muzzle velocity but they are loaded with large pellets that choke together for a tight shot pattern – this combination of features makes it easy to take out coyotes from up to 70 yards away. Best of all these shells have no ricochet.

 

 

Additional information

Caliber/Gauge

12 Gauge

Cost per Round

17.50

Length

3"

manufacturer

Hevishot

Manufacturer Part Number

HS43030

Product Type

Hevi-Shot

Shipping Weight

1.4

Shot Size

#T

Units per Box

10

upc

816383430309

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